One line in this song explains that the speaker needs "a holiday like the lady who sung ‘Blue'". Its second verse describes an object that "ricochets off the moon and sets the forests ablaze" after traveling "past the Indian graves/where the dinosaurs laid/Then out through China/nearly miss the airliners." Its third verse begins (*) "Chauffeur, chauffeur, come and take me away" and features the speaker's return to his hometown where "the lightbulbs around my mirror don't flicker" and where "everybody claps cause everybody is pleased". A mellow piano tune precedes the hook of this song, which is delivered by Matthew Santos and features the lines "Then have no fear / the camera's here". For 10 points, demonstrate that "you are what you say you are" by producing the title of this breakout sin
One line in this song explains that the speaker needs "a holiday like the lady who sung ‘Blue'". Its second verse describes an object that "ricochets off the moon and sets the forests ablaze" after traveling "past the Indian graves/where the dinosaurs laid/Then out through China/nearly miss the airliners." Its third verse begins (*) "Chauffeur, chauffeur, come and take me away" and features the speaker's return to his hometown where "the lightbulbs around my mirror don't flicker" and where "everybody claps cause everybody is pleased". A mellow piano tune precedes the hook of this song, which is delivered by Matthew Santos and features the lines "Then have no fear / the camera's here". For 10 points, demonstrate that "you are what you say you are" by producing the title of this breakout single by Lupe Fiasco.
One line in this song explains that the speaker needs "a holiday like the lady who sung ‘Blue'".
{“Superstar”}